Examples of using Resonated in English and their translations into Slovenian
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These words resonated within me.
But I would considerhelping another family if someone's story really resonated with me in the future.
The murder has resonated around the world.
Whether you personally liked the novel or not it definitely resonated with a lot of people.
Has that resonated with consumers?
The images and patterns of movement resonated with her as well.
His voice resonated even in white society.
From then on, his words resonated within me.
Those words have resonated with me on my journey since founding the StreamGeeks in 2017.
Luo Fei Yan's words continuously resonated in his ears.
Every bump resonated through my bones.
However, he says the logic of changing the license resonated well with investors.
Those words have resonated with me on my journey since founding the StreamGeeks in 2017.
Hi Robert, I have read both your books,and and your writings have truly resonated deep within my soul.
Twin quantum particles that resonated together, no matter where they were in the universe.
Perhaps because of her Native American heritage,the primal underpinnings of the Gokhale Method resonated strongly with Kathleen.
But what resonated loud and clear were classic anti-Ahmadi talking points from Muslim leadership.
An ominous knell resonated in my ears.
When I started making movies,the preoccupations of Hou Hsiao-Hsien and Edward Yang affected me, resonated with my own.
Not long ago I wrote a blog post that quickly resonated with thousands of people called“Living in a Brainwashed Culture of Urgency.”.
A woman from Texas has turned to social media in order to spread awareness about skin cancer-and her story has resonated with a lot of people.
I wonder if her words resonated with me at the time as being more poetic and compelling than now they seem in cold transcription and with the lady herself absent.
Some of the words of my friends or friends of my friends,that has deeply resonated with me in this past week were.
Together, they served up a cultural spectacle that resonated far beyond the tennis court, sparking discussions in bedrooms and boardrooms that continue to reverberate today.
Therefore, may I draw the jury panel'sattention to some of her recent acting achievements that have resonated and continue to do so, nationally and internationally.
By increasing the intensity of a frequency which resonated naturally with these microbes, Rife increased their natural oscillations until they distorted and disintegrated from structural stresses.
But cracks in the Soviet Union's mission began to form as the shinyoptimism of their state propaganda no longer resonated with people's reality.
Both primary and secondary were tuned circuits; the primary coil resonated with the capacitance of the antenna, while the secondary coil resonated with the capacitor across it.
His success and influence was a result of the integration ofextraordinary aesthetic quality with expressive characteristics that resonated with his client's social aspirations.
Naturally, I understand that after 1945 thepost-war generation had to distance itself from the pathos that resonated in German literature, from this metaphysical reference.